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Learn More About PJ Load Trailers for Sale at Rochester Truck
Whether you're shopping for a new trailer for work or for recreation, we have a new PJ trailer available to fit all your needs and more. PJ trailers are among the most trusted and most demanded load trailers available, providing you with easy loading and unloading, a strong frame to carry the largest loads, and simple maintenance when you service your trailer with us. At Rochester Truck, we take pride in serving our customers around New England with one of the widest selections of new PJ trailers in the area, and with nationwide delivery on all our trailers and trucks, we can help you get the right PJ trailer wherever you are.
Get to Know What Makes PJ Trailers Special with a Quick FAQ Section
At Rochester Truck, we sell many different trailers for many different occupations and uses. Our selection of new PJ trailers is among the largest in New England, allowing everyone to choose the model that's right for them. To help you get to know the PJ Load Trail lineup better, we're going to answer some frequently asked questions about the history and the popularity of PJ trailers below.
Where Are PJ Trailers Manufactured?
PJ Trailers was founded in 1991 by Peter Thiesen in Paris, Texas. The idea was to design a better trailer for everyday use, whether you're hauling construction equipment or bringing home a new project car. The business is still headquartered in Paris, TX, but there are also manufacturing sites in Mount Orab, OH, and in Mexico. Manufacturing is available across North America, which allows PJ Trailers to reach more than 250 dealerships, including ours in Rochester, NH.
How Long do PJ Trailers Last?
PJ Trailers can last as long as you want them to, depending on what you're using them for. As with any vehicle or road-ready structure, it's all up to how you use and maintain your trailer to get the most from it. It depends on the type of trailer you have, what you're using it for, and how often you have your trailer maintained. It's suggested that utility trailers are good for around 10-15 years, while enclosed trailers can last 15-20 years, and heavy-duty trailers can exceed 20 years with proper care.
What Are the Weight Limitations for Each PJ Trailer
The PJ trailer lineup is diverse and expansive. There are a few different types of trailers available, which we'll outline with suggested weight limits below.
- Utility Trailers: 3,000-7,000 pounds, making them ideal for transporting cars, trucks, boats, ATVs, and more.
- Equipment Trailers: 4,500-17,000+ pounds. These trailers are built for work, helping you get all your equipment to the jobsite with ease.
- Gooseneck trailers: Up to 25,000 pounds.
- Tilt Trailers: Up to 28,000 pounds.
What Are Some Examples of Equipment that PJ Trailers Can Haul?
- Compact tractors
- Cars and trucks
- Landscaping materials
- Skid steers
- Construction debris
What's the General Cost of Repair or Part Replacement?
It depends on what your trailer needs. Our professional service center is here to provide you with the professional care and expertise that your trailer needs to stay safe and strong on all your outings around New England and across the country.
What's Recommended Maintenance on a PJ Trailer?
Before every trip, you should check your tire pressure and tread, test your lights, and make sure nothing's loose. After a few thousand miles driven, grease the axles, jacks, and suspension, inspect the brakes, and inspect the wheel bearings. Every year, the frame should be inspected, as well as the brake pads, hydraulic fluid levels, and more.
Contact or Visit Us at Rochester Truck to Purchase or Service Your PJ Trailer Today
We invite you to visit or contact us at Rochester Truck in Rochester, NH, to learn more about our selection of new trailers for sale and how you can purchase the one that's right for you either in person or anywhere else in the country.
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Rochester Truck
8 Flagg Rd
Rochester, NH 03839
- Sales: (603) 335-2084
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